LEAD News

When you ask a LEAD Academy student or alum about their favorite teachers, there’s one name that always makes the list: Joseph Yurchak. “I love Mr. Yurchak,” said Victavia Walls, a LEAD Academy Class of 2023 graduate. “He first taught me

LEAD Public Schools has taken its commitment to ensuring students are ready for college and ready for life to the next level by partnering with GEODIS to inform students about potential career pathways.  LEAD’s partnership with GEODIS, a worldwide transport and

We are excited to reunite our students, teachers, staff, and families on August 8th! With the first day of school quickly approaching, we wanted to make sure we all start the school year off prepared and with the right attitude

While students don’t return from summer break until August 8, LEAD teachers and staff have been hard at work since the beginning of July preparing for the upcoming school year. Prep for the 2023-24 school year kicked off with Leadership Institute,

LEAD Public Schools is proud to announce 11 teachers have been selected as Master Teachers for the 2023-24 school year. LEAD’s Master Teacher pathway is an opportunity for the network’s highest-performing teachers to earn a higher salary and have more

LEAD Public Schools has selected Dr. Tony Majors as its new chief operating officer. Dr. Majors currently serves as principal at LEAD Academy. Dr. Majors brings more than 30 years of experience in education, with the majority of his career focused

Last week, the Hendersonville Area Links donated laptops to ten LEAD Academy Class of 2023 graduates. This is the first year the organization has donated laptops to LEAD Academy students–a donation they’ve committed to doing annually. “We are grateful for this

LEAD Public Schools is proud to share that Kristen Collier, a 7th grade science teacher at LEAD Southeast Middle, has been named Mentor Teacher of the Year by the Nashville Teacher Residency.  “Having been in my first year as a mentor,

LEAD Public Schools is proud to announce that a record number of 107 students across all of its schools earned the state of Tennessee’s Seal of Biliteracy Award for demonstrating proficiency and excellence in both English and another language. Twenty-seven 12th